Figure 1: Proportion of major susceptibility patterns of study isolates (n=1,062) showing percentages of isolates (i) tested susceptible to all AFAs included (8S), (ii) non-resistant isolates tested intermediate to one or more AFAs (≥1I) or (iii) tested resistant to one or more AFAs (≥1R). For isolates exhibiting ≥1R SP, the percentages of multi-resistant isolates are given (1–4R, resistance to 1 to 4 AFAs; 5R, resistance to 5 AFAs; 6R, resistance to 6 AFAs and 7R, resistance to 7 AFAs).